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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1940.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
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BY R. L.
WOOLLEY
Y our s ta te m e n ts fo r th e m o n th of
J a n u a r y a re now in th e m ail. W ith
them you w ill fin d th e little card
w hich I m en tio n ed la s t w eek. P lease
ta k e th is little card serio u sly so th a t
we w ill be ab le to h av e som e in fo r­
m atio n of va'lue in th e a d m in is tra ­
tion of y o u r a ss o c ia tio n ’s a ffa irs .
R ead th e in s tru c tio n s on th e card
c a re fu lly .
You w ill fin d th a t th ey
a re very sim ple to follow . T h en m a rk
th e card . L ast b u t v ery im p o rta n t,
g e t it in to th e imail im m ed iately an d
th u s avoid m islay in g it an d fo rg e t­
tin g ab o u t it.
As I s ta te d before, you w ill n o te
t h a t th e re a re th re e sectio n s or d iv i­
sio n s on th e card . F ir s t, h ousehold
e le c tric ap p lian ces, second, p lu m b ­
in g , and th ird , farm e le c tric a p p li­
ances. M erely p u t a check m a rk in
th e little sq u a re before th e nam e of
th e ap p lia n c e s w h ich you have. If
you have som e a p p lian ces n o t m en ­
tio n ed on th e card w rite th em in
th e b lan k space provided.
W e a re very in te re ste d in n o tin g
th e co n su m p tio n of e le c tric a l en erg y
in th e ‘w h e a tla n d ex ten sio n . Of
course th is m o n th is n o t a fa ir in d i­
c a tio n of w h a t it w ill a c tu a lly be­
come. O tis H am p to n w as th e la r g ­
est consum er th is period. W e a re
n o t g o in g to tell you how m uch he
used because w e do n o t w a n t you to
sett it as a goal o r s ta n d a rd fo r y o u r­
self. H e placed h im self in th e g ro u p
of o th e r la rg e u sers in th e o th e r
p a rts of th e system . H e ap p ro ach ed
th e u sag e of H aw ley B ean, J. H.
R eid, A n to n e Vey an d E. R. B uzzard.
W e a re ex p e c tin g th e
w h e a tla n d
m em bers to se t u s a n ex am p le of
m odern e le c tric a l u sag e in r u r a l lo­
c a tio n s an d we know th a t m ost of
them as yet h av e n o t accom plished
m an y of th e th in g s w h ich th e y a re
p la n n in g . N ext m o n th w ill no d o u b t
show th e w h e a tla n d m em bers in a
m uch tr u e r perspective.
SEFDSMFN TO TALK
ON FEDERAL ACT
Seedsm en, in c lu d in g g ro w ers an d
d eale rs, a re scheduled to m eet a t
C o rv allis on F rid a y , F e b ru a ry 9 th .
to give a tte n tio n to th e p rovision of
th e new fe d e ra l seed a c t as th e y w ill
a p p ly to th e m ovem ent of a g ric u l­
tu r a l and v eg eta b le seeds. T h e m eet­
in g is scheduled to b egin a t 9 :0 0
TO
EVERY
M EM BER.
ANNUAL MEETING
NOTICE
T he re g u la r m e etin g of th e m em ­
bers of th e F arm B u reau C ooperative
of H erm isto n w ill be held a t th e A m ­
e rican L egion h a ll in th e city of
H erm isto n on F rid a y , F e b ru a ry 9,
1940, a t 2 00 o'clock in th e a fte r-
noon.
E lectio n for one d ire c to r fo r a
tw o -y ear te r m in each of th e follow ­
in g d is tric ts : D ist. 1, E ch o ; Diet. 3,
South C o lu m b ia; D ist. 5, B u tte r
C reek and M in n eh ah a; a n d for an y
fu r th e r bu sin ess th a t m ay come b e­
fore th e m eeting.
H e n ry M. S om m erer,
A sst. S ecretary .
EXPERIMENT FARM
ALLOTMENT C U T
IN N E W BUDGET
R ep o rts from W a sh in g to n th a t
C ongress w as p la n n in g th e elim in a ­
tion of a n u m b er of U. S. field s ta ­
tio n s in c lu d in g th e H erm isto n ex­
p e rim e n t farm , h as s tirre d th e lo-
eal C om m ercial clu b , G ran g es an d
F a in t B u reau s to a c tiv e rem o n ­
stra n c e , in o p position to th e c u t of
a p p ro p ria tio n s.
The C om m ercial club se n t a b rief
of a rg u m e n t in fa v o r of c o n tin u in g
th e ex p e rim e n t s ta tio n la s t S a tu r­
day by a ir m ail to C ongressm en
P ierce a n d K n u te H ill, an d to S en a­
to rs M cN ary an d H oln tan , an d th e
Pom ona G ran g es of U m atilla an d
M orrow co u n ties a re also ta k in g th e
su b je c t u p w ith th e se n a to rs and
congressm en.
It w as show n th a t $75,000 h as
been inv ested h ere In th e local field
sta tio n an d th a t m any v alu ab le e x ­
p e rim e n ts a re now u n d erw ay th a t
w ould be d estro y ed by th e a b a n d o n ­
m en t of th e sta tio n . T he sta tio n h as
now over 4 00 v a rie tie s of h a rd y fr u it
trees g ro w in g th re e y ears old in an
a tte m p t to select th e best v a rie tie s
for th is reg io n .
It also h as 80 v a rie tie s of a lfa lfa ,
over 1000 v a rie tie s of tom atoes,
q u ash an d o th e r v eg eta b les u n d e r
e.-t, to fin d , if possible, w ilt or
lig h t re s is ta n t v a rieties, and m any
th e r a g ric u ltu ra l p la n ts o f in te re st
n th is clim ate and soil co ndition.
Its e x p erim en ts in tu rk e y grow -
n g an d d a iry in g , in selectio n of
'• e rd s an d in feed in g ; an d in grow -
->g of p astu re s a re also of g re a t v a l­
ue to th is e n tire reg io n . All e x p e ri­
m en ts a re co nducted by th e most sc i­
entific m ethods.
CONTROL METHODS
3F CANNIBALISM
;; venout BYO.S.C.
a. m.
It w as pointed o u t by th e U m a til­
la co u n ty a g ric u ltu ra l a g e n t th a t
th is m eetin g w ill he of in te re s t to
every person w ho en g ag es in th e in ­
C an n i' alism am o n g p o u ltry h as
te r s ta te m ovem ent of seed for th e
cell th e basis for q u estio n s asked
reason th a t th e d e ta ils of th e law
,ie co u n ty ag e n t 3 o ffice in recen t
an d th e ru le s an d re g u la tio n s p ro ­
tek s. It seem s th a t some p o u ltry -
m u lg ated u n d e r th e law a re to be
nen a re h a v in g co n sid erab le tro u b le
given th o ro u g h a tte n tio n . T h e m eet­
.ro m th is cause. T h e fo llo w in g in ­
in g w ill o ccu r in room 105, M em or­
fo rm atio n w ill no d o u b t be a p p re -
ial b u ild in g , c n th e cam pus of O re­
iated by p o u ltry o w n ers e x p erien c­
gon S ta te college, an d is b ein g called
in g th is d iffic u lty .
by G. R. H yslop, head of th e division
■'There a re sev eral causes of can-
of p la n t in d u strie s.
’ ibalism su ch a3 o v er-cro w d in g , lack
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>f h opper space a n d lack o f fib er an d
HERD IMPROVTMEKT GROUP
reen feed in th e ra tio n . T h is h a b ­
it m ay g et s ta rte d in th e b ro o d er
OUTLINES NEW YEAR’S WORK
house or w h ile th e p u lle ts a re on
¡■nge, or a fte r th e y a re p u t in th e
»C ontinued from P age O ne)
la y in g house. A fte r it once g ets
m ilk and 136.1 pou n d s fa t.
E ven sta rte d it is o ften v ery h a rd to con­
th o u g h th e h ig h cow s w ere fed co n ­ tro l. If a p o u ltry m a n is lo sin g b ird s
sid e ra b le m ore g ra in , th ey show ed a a fte r th ey are in th e la y in g house
p ro fit a t th e end of th e y e a r of from can n ib a lism I th in k th e best
$294.07 in com p ariso n
w ith
th e p ro ced u re is to p u t on p ik -g ard s,
$73.61 g ain o f th e
low er g rad e. specs or
b lin d ers.
M ost produce
S u b tra c tin g th e h ig h e r feed cost houses th a t h an d le p o u ltry
eq u ip ­
from th e high ten cows s till left an m en t h a n d le these a n ti-p ic k devices.
a d v a n ta g e of $220.46 p er year.
W e h av e used b o th th e specs an d
A sim ila r com parison w as m ade in th e p ik -g a rd s in o u r sta tio n flock
h erd s, u sin g th e tw o h ig h an d th e w ith good resu lts. To p u t th em on
tw o low h e rd s as exam ples. T hese w hen th e b ird s a re in p ro d u ctio n
fig u res also show ed a trem en d o u s m ay h av e a ten d en cy to slow th em
a d v a n ta g e in th e p ro fits a t th e end up fo r a few d ay s b u t as a ru le, It
of th e y e a r of th e b e tte r g rad e.
w ill n o t effect th e m very m uch.
H erd s a v e ra g ih g o v er 300 pounds
To keep a h o p p er fu ll of w hole
of b u tte rfa t w ere ow ned resp ectiv e­ o ats b efo re th e b ird s a t all tim es Is
ly by F ra n k S eelig er, 3 7 8 .5 3 ; H a p ­ a fac to r in p re v e n tin g can n ib a lism .
py T h o t Je rse y F arm , 3 64.56: E a s t­ In ad d itio n to th is, to feed five o r
e rn O regon S ta te H o sp ital, Jerse y six pou n d s of g reen feed p er 100
h erd . 363.70:
L. C. D yer, 355.0; b ird s In a d d itio n to w h a t is in th e
Dell C h ristley . 3 5 3 .5 2 ; C h arles See­ m ash w ill som etim es h elp to co n tro l
lig er, 341.07; E a ste rn O regon S ta te th is vice.” — N. L. B ennion, E x te n ­
H o sp ital. H olstein h erd , 333.70, an d sion P o u ltry m a n , O regon S ta te C ol­
G eorge G e ttm a n n , 323.48.
lege.
T he E a ste rn O regon S ta te H o sp i­
ta l had a fine record of h ig h p ro d u c­
Irrigon Community Presbyterian
ing cows, p la c in g seven cows In th e
Chnrch
u p p er ten of th e e n tire asso ciatio n .
Rev. J o h n K. W alpole. P aato r
F ra n k S eelig er's iteglstered G u e rn ­
M o rn in g w o rsh ip 1 0 :0 0 a. m. Ser­
sey. B o n ita Sue, won th e b lu e rib b o n mon by th e pastor.
h o n o rs w ith 562.3 pou n d s bu tterfart
S u n d ay school a t 1 0 :4 5 a . m.
an d 11.918 pou n d s m ilk . T h e o th e r
T he L adies Aid w ill h av e an all
tw o cow s in th e f i r s t ten w ere o w n ­ d ay m e e tin g and pot lu ck d in n e r
ed by W D. NeiH an d H appy T h o t T h u rsd a y . F e b ru a ry 15, a t th e hom e
Jerse y F arm .
of M rs. R u ck er.
COONEY ESSAY
W INS DAIRY AWARD
T he follo w in g is th e essay w ritte n
by Jo e Cooney in th e re c e n t c o n te s t
sponsored by th e H appy T h o t Jersey
F arm , H. R. H artley , o w n er. Joe w as
aw ard ed firs t place a n d as a re s u lt
received a p u reb red Je rse y bu ll.
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WHY DAIRYMEN SHOULD USE
PUREBRED
SIRES
T he im p o rtan ce of b reed in g w ith
a p u reb red sire can no t be o ver-em ­
phasized. T h e h erd sire is w ith o u t
d o u b t th e m ost im p o rta n t a n im a l on
a farm w h ere th e b reed er ex p ects to
p ro fit m ain ly by th e m ilk a n d b u tte r
fat p ro d u ctio n . The av e ra g e cow
can tra n s m it q u a litie s o f m ilk and
b u tte rfa t p ro d u ctio n to only a very
lim ited n u m b er of d a u g h te rs w h ile
th e sire tra n s m its to m an y d a u g h ­
ters.
T h e p resen t day b reed ers a re m ore
concerned w ith th e im p ro v em en t of
th e breeds now on h an d r a th e r th a n
th e developm ent of new breeds. T he
b reed ers realize th a t by c a re fu l se­
lection of a n im a ls of th e h ig h ly d e­
veloped b reed s of to d ay , th e y a re
ta k in g a d v a n ta g e of t h e
g re a t
am o u n t of w ork th a t h as been done
to b rin g th e breeds to th e ir p re se n t
p o in t of perfectio n .
M any d airy m en feed ‘co nvinced
th a t it is im p ra c tic a l fo r th em to
p u rch ase a p u reb red sire because of
th e cost. H ow ever, w ere th ese d a iry ­
men to realize th a t th e a m o u n t of
pro d u ctio n w ould be g re a tly in c re a s­
ed it w ould be seen th a t th e p u rch ase
of a p u reb red sire w ould w ith in a
sh o rt tim e pay for itself. One c an ­
n o t expect th is re tu r n of p ro d u ctio n
w ith in a y ear or tw o a fte r b reed in g
w ith a p u reb red 3lre b u t c e rta in ly
ail reco rd s show th a t th e d a u g h te rs
of th e sire show a la rg e in crease in
th e p ro d u ctio n of m ilk an d b u tte r-
fat.
P e rh a p s it m ay be u n p ro fita b le
for d airy m en w ho o p e ra te on a very
sm al scale to p u rch ase a p u reb red
sire because th e c o st of p ro d u ctio n
p er cow w ill be g re a te r th a n w ith a
g rad e sire. If a g ro u p of fa rm e rs can
co o p erate in b u y in g se v eral sires so
:h a t th e sire for each h e rd can be
ch anged a n n u a lly , as should be done,
and th e b u ll k e p t w ith in th e com ­
m u n ity u n til it h as been proven
th e re w ill be little expense for each
farm er. T h is m ethod w ill give the.
sm all p ro d u cin g d a iry m a n th e sam e
o p p o rtu n itie s of im p ro v em en t a s th e
d airy m en w ho o p e ra te on a large
scale. F o r those w ho have th e care
of th e sire, it is w ell to co nsider
safety m easu res in h a n d lin g the
bu ll. Since th e rd have been a num -
1 er of lives lo st u n n e cessarily in the
im p ro p er h a n d lin g of sires, I w ould
recom m end th a t th e sire be k ep t in
a lo t w ith a d eq u ate sa fe ty devices to
provide p ro tectio n fo r th e keeper
and give an o p p o rtu n ity fo r keeping
a: c u ra te b reed in g records.
By th e c o n tin u a l use of p u rebred
sires, th e sto ck w ill h av e in a few
g e n e ra tio n s th e ap p e a ra n c e and pro­
d u cing a b ility of p u reb red s. A fter
th re e g e n e ra tio n s of u sin g p u re-b red
sires on scru b d am s th e o ffsp rin g
w ould have 87% per c e n t p u re blood
and a fte r six g e n e ra tio n s w ould be
98 p er c en t p u re blood. T h is is an
a rg u m e n t in itse lf for th e u sin g of
p u reb red sires.
T h e follo w in g p a ra g ra p h ¡3 q u o t­
ed from th e May. 1913 S ta tio n B ulle­
tin No. 312 an d seem s to prove a
very w o rth w hile p o in t:
"T h e re s u lts th a t m ay be o b ta in ­
ed by u sin g p u reb red d a iry b u lls on
scru b fem ales is th e d em o n stra tio n
a t th e Iow a S ta te C ollege in 1907.
G uernsey, Jerse y an d H o lstein bulls
w ere used on 3 cru b d am s th a t av er­
aged 3,660 pou n d s of m ilk an d 171
pounds of b u tte rfa t. W hen co m p ar­
ed w ith th e sc ru b d am s th e first
g e n e ra tio n g rad es produced on th e
av erag e 64 per c e n t m ore m ilk and
52 p er cen t m ore b u tte rfa t, an d th e
second g e n e ra tio n g rad es show ed an
in crease of 130 p er cen t in m ilk pro­
d u ctio n an d 129 p er cen t in b u tte r ­
fa t p ro d u ctio n . In o th e r w ords. In
tw o g e n e ra tio n s of u sin g p u rebred
d a iry sires th e In creased pro d uction
of m ilk and b u tte rfa t w as m ore th an
100 per cent. T h e Im provem ent in
body ty p e as w ell as th e g re a te r
econom y of p ro d u ctio n w as ju s t as
m arked as th e in crease in ac tu a l
p ro d u c tio n .”
It is b reed in g th a t h as raised the
p ro d u ctio n of m ilk an d b u tte rfa t
and m ore c arefu l b reed in g w ith
p u reb red sires can raise th e produc­
tio n still h ig h er. F o r even th e sm all
d airy m en , w ho m uat be considered,
it la becom ing essen tial th a t he also
should have th e serv ice of a p u re ­
bred sire so as to m ake h is d a iry in g
m ore effic ie n t, h is h erd show u n i­
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form ity, and h is fin a n c ia l re tu rn s g ro w th . The you n g er the w eeds th e
show g re a te r increase because of easier th ey a re killed.
m ore production.
T he sam e m a te ria ls, but applied
stro n g e r, m ake th e best law n weed
e ra d ic a to r yet found by th e college.
A bout o n e-th ird pound of sinox
paste a n d one pound of am m onium
By Mrs. E dw ard Shaw
su lp h a te , each dissolved se p a ra te ly
L ucille W eeks, who is em ployed in ab o u t 1 % g a llo n s of w a te r, be­
in P endleton, sp en t th e week end . fore th e sinox is added to th e latiter,
w ith h e r m o th er, Mrs. M abel W eeks.
Mrs. Gus L inder, w ho has been w ill cover 250 sq u are feet of law n.
brow n
b u t w ill
su ffe rin g fo r som e tim e from in ju r ­ G rass w ill tu rn
ies received from a fall, is rep o rted q u ick ly recover.
being g re a tly im proved.
D istrib u tio n of sinox in O regon is
Jesse Moore w as a g u est of De expected to be a rra n g e d th is season,
V erde Elwood S atu rd ay evening.
T he follow ing ladies from
th is says H a rris.
d is tric t a tte n d e d th e H om em akers
m eetin g in H erm iston T uesday «f
last week:
Mesdames H en ry Som­
m erer, Jessie H ooker, Em m a C h ris t­
ley, W illiam F o ster, J. H. R eid, H.
All Heat — No Ash
G. M cCulley and R. B. W ilcox.
T he B achelor Sew ing club m et a t
th e H en ry Som m erer hom e S atu rd ay
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
evening. T his w as the first m eetin g
since th e o rg a n izatio n df th e club. |
FOR
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n DeMoss and F U R N IS H E D A PA R T M E N T
son D onald, and Mrs. La M arr w ere j ren t.— 2 larg e w arm room s an d 2
Sunday d in n e r g u ests of Mr. and [ closets. Hot and cold w ater. E lec­
Mrs. A. C. S w arner.
tric ran g e. One bock E a st of g rad e
F o rre st Moore rep o rts it is a te r ­
school or in q u ire a t H erald office.
rib ly ro u g h w in te r. H ere it is only
2 4 -lc
th e last of J a n u a ry and he is su ffe r­
in g from ch illb lain s.
GASCO BRIQUETS
Mr. and Mrs. C harles K eller and FOR SALE OR TRA D E — USED
ele c tric w asher an d K eroflam e 5-
d a u g h te rs R osem ary and D orothy
are the ideal
w ere d in n e r g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. b u rn e r kerosene ra n g e , both
b a r­
R. B. W ilcox and fam ily Sunday.
Brooder Stove Fuel!
gains. Toni Able, J r ., Echo, O regon.
Mrs. G unn of P o rtla n d is v is itin g
2 4 -lp
Mrs. C. E. B aker. Mrs. G unn, at
one tim e, ta u g h t in th e H erm isto n
W A N TED — SPACE TO STORE
g rad e schools.
sm all am o u n t of (fu rn itu re ; safe
Joe Udey, F red Lenz and h is sis­
te r and b ro th e r-in -la w and fam ily place. Joe S. D yer, P hone 2636.
a tte n d e d th e b a sk e t social and dance
2 4 -lc
at
B oardm an
W ednesday
n ig h t,
sponsored by th e B oardm an T o w n ­ FOR SA LE— 1 M ILK COW, 8 Y EA R
send club. T he fe a tu re w as c e le b ra t­
old, fresh en some tim e in M arch,
in g th e 73 b irth d a y of Dr. T o w n ­
$55.00; 1 hay ra k e and 1 m ow ing
send.
Mrs. F ran z, w ho sp e n t th e sum ­ m achine, both In ex cellen t co n d i­
m er h ere on h e r ra n c h , h as gone to tio n , $55.00. In q u ire a t Co-op. S er­
San F rancisco to v isit h e r son.
vice S ta tio n o r from Guy S haw a t
Mrs. Adam B iahm e n te rta in e d the
In lan d Co-op.
24-3c
F.B.A. a t a tea T h u rsd a y afte rn o o n
a t h e r home. N ot as m any w ere out FOR SALE— I
10-GAL. V ISIB LE
as usual due to th e cold w eath er.
gas pum p and 1 175-gal. u n d e r­
T he n ex t tea w ill be a t th e hom e of
gro u n d ta n k , $50.00. Co-op. Service
Mr«. A rth u r B linston.
B laine Gamon and siste r M yrtle S tatio n .
40-3c
of S ister. Ore., w ere v isito rs a t the
E u g en e D unham hom e th e la tte r FOR SA LE— 9 TON A LFA LFA HAY
p a rt of last week.
no san d burs. E a s t of C olum bia
Mrs. Blue, w ho has been sta y in g school. Joe T hom pson.
24-3p
w ith Mrs. Jessie H ooker, re tu rn e d
to th e home of h er d a u g h te r, Mrs. RECONDITIONED E LG IN & W AL-
B. E. G etchell T h u rsd a y of la s t
th am , pocket an d s tra p w atches.
w eek.
24-3c
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. F o ste r w ere A. W. B ehrm an, H erm isto n .
P en d leto n business v isito rs one day
FOR S A L E OR TR A D E — 39 A. IR -
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud H ooker and
rig a te d farm , im proved; 6% m iles
Black & White Beauty
fam ily w ere S unday d in n e r g u ests SW of H erm iston. W ith or w ith o u t
of Mr. and M rs. M artin Lenz of personal p roperty. C heap for cash.
Salon
S tan field .
E x p e rt in B eau ty C u ltu re
See ow ner, J. B. P e rry .
24-3p
V isitors a t th e
C h arles
K eller
E stie S teele, Mgr.
hom e S unday w ere Mrs. A n n e tte PIANO FOR SALE— Sm all (s p in e t
P h o n e 2521
H erm iston
B arham and son Childs.
ty p e ). W ill sa c rific e for im m edi­
M arlene M etteer sp en t S atu rd ay
a t th e Jo h n K nox home, w hile h er a te sale, cash or term s. F o r p a rtic u ­
p a re n ts. Mr. and Mrs. C arl M etteer lars w rite M arvin C a rte r, Gen. Del.,
B E R T Q U IC K
m otored to P en d leto n on business.
P en d leto n , Ore.
2 4 -lp
E LEC TRICA L CONTRACTOR
V isitors a t th e F o rest Moore home
T h u rsd a y n ig h t w ere Mr. and Mrs. W A NTED TO R E N T — GOOD 40 A.
MOTOR SERV ICE
T. H. B uhm an. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
ran ch in U m atilla county. R alph s
M cM ullen and son Jo h n , and Mr.
P hone 3381
H erm iston
E arw ood, B oardm an, Ore.
22-3p
an d Mrs. C larence B uhm an.
Mrs. Jesse H ooker visited a t the
R E-
B. E. G etchell hom e Sunday a f te r ­ W A N TED — DRESS MAKING,
m odeling clo th in g .
C harges
by
noon.
C. A. B I N D E R
G ordon M etteer of Fossil, O regon, piece or day w ork. Q u iltin g a t lc
PLUMBING
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Knox, yd. W ork g u a ra n te e d . Mrs. W . C.
visited a t th e Knox hom e S a tu rd ay . Isom, R t. 2, H erm iston.
C
all
T
um
-A
-L um - P hone 3132
22-3c
Miss M y rthena M artin
w as an
U m atilla, O regon
over n ig h t guest of Mr. and Mrs. HIGH GRADE PIANO— N EW T Y P E
Elmil Z ivney S aturday.
sp in et.
W ill sa c rific e for q uick
Mr. and Mrs. S tockard and Mr.
an d Mrs. W illiam M ikeseil v isited at sale. Cash or term s. W rite P. O.
J. V. VILLERMOURE
th e F o re st Moore hom e S unday.
Box 418, P endleton, Ore.
22-3c
T he m em bership taam of th e H e r­
ELEC TRICA L SERV ICE
m iston T ow nsend club m et w ith FOR SA LE— 17 TONS F IR S T CROP
Mrs. Joe Udey to w ork o u t a sched-
a lfa lfa ;
tw o 6-year-old
Jersey
n)» for a m em bership drive.
P hone 3821
H erm iston
Mrs. Jo h n
Jen d rzejew sk i
says cow's; 1 % h. p. F airb an k s-M o rse gas
engine.
J.
D.
C
orliss,
H
erm
isto
n
,
1920 little cockerels have ta k e n up
22-3p
th e ir abode a t th e Jen d rzejew sk i P hone 2929.
farm .
W. L. Morgan. D. M. D.
FOR SALE- 8-FT.
DISC;
ALSO
G eneral D e n tistry
one-row corn d rill. R. K. M iller,
X -R ay and D iagnosis
B oardm an.
22-3tp
B ank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2112
S unday & Eve. by A ppointm ent
FOR SALE— 4 H EAD W ORK HORS-
es, and a '29 mode) A F ord coach
In good ru n n in g co n d itio n
w ith
W h a t ap p ears to be a p ra c tic a l 1940 license for sale cheap, o r tra d e
Dr. A. E. MARBLE
larg e-scale m ethod o f. e ra d ic a tin g for h eifers, Rex Jack so n , 4 mi. N.
CHIROPRACTOR
a n n u a l weeds from fall-sow n g ra in W. H erm iston.
22-3p
O ffice: 2 blocks E of post o ffice
an d g rass seed crops, as well as for
O ffice h o u rs: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6
e lim in a tin g weeds from law ns, is be­ FOUND — W H IT E BOAR. RIG HT
P h o n e 3061 - H erm isto n , Ore.
e
ar
cropped,
ab
o
u
t
3
.
y
ears
old
ing developed a t th e O regon e x p er­
im en t sta tio n th ro u g h research c a r­ w eig h in g ab o u t 250. F ra n k B ax ter,
S tan field ran ch , E cho, Ore.
22-3c
ried on by L. E. H a rris, a s s is ta n t
DR. A. C. WILLCUTT
agro n o m ist. Successful re s u lts have FOR SALE
ONE R E G IST E R E D
OSTEOPATHIC
been o b tain ed on lim ited a reas and
C hester W h ite b o ar; 3 sow s w ith
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
w ill be tried o u t on a la rg e r scale pigs. F ra n k L elch t, Irrig o n . 22-3p
th is season, says H arris.
OSBORN A PA R TM EN TS
I
T ests m ade here tw o y ears ago re ­ HORSES FOR SALE OR T R A D E - -
All ages, broke or un b ro k e. P riced
vealed th a t a com m ercial chem ical
called sinox was effectiv e in e ra d i­ to sell q uick. Joe H aw k in s, A dams,
D R . F. B. B E L T
21-4c
c a tin g a n n u a l weeds, in clu d in g vol­ O regon.
PH YSICIA N & SURGEON
u n te e r vetch or peas, from g ra in
HOUSE FOR R E N T — REASON-
— O ffice H o u rs —■
c ro rs.
L ast y ear in v e stig a to rs got
able. B. I. W h itn e y .
2 4 -lc
1 0 :3 0 - 12:30 a. m. - 2 - 5 p. m.
even b e tte r re s u lts by co m bining a
O th er H ours by A p pointm ent
FOR SA LK — FOUR C O W H A N D 150
sm a lle r am ount of sinox w ith the
head of ewes. E. E. P u lley , H e r­
com m on n itro g e n fe rtiliz e r, am m o­
21-tfc
nium su lp h ate. The m a te ria l is ap­ m iston.
DR. W. M. MARBUT
plied as a w ater solution co n ta in in g FOR R EN T — MODERN A I’ART-
% of 1 per cen t sinox, and 20 per
PHYSICIAN ft SURGEON
m ent. also one larg e h o usekeeping
cen t am m onium su lp h a te
room. W est Side H otel. D ial 2381.
A lthough th is costs a b o u t $3.75
P hone 3151
H erm iston
23-3c
per acre to apply, increases in yields
of ry eg rass seed last season a v e ra g ­ E. P DODD — R EA L ESTA TE,
sales. leases, exchanges. In s u r­
ed $20 per acre, and in some cases
Peterson & Peterson
as h ig h as $28, from such a p p lic a ­ ance— fire, autom obile, accid en t. No­
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
tio n s
In creases come both
from ta r y public, ex ecution of legal pa­
U. 8. N a tio n al B ank B u ild in g
k illin g th e weeds and from th e fe r­ pers. H prald office. H erm isto n . Ore-
P ra c tic e in S ta te ft Fed. C o u rts
tiliz e r value of am m onium su lp h ate.
15-tfc
P en d leto n , O regon
T he m a terial m ay be applied w ith
T Y P E W R IT E R S
FOR
SALE OR
any pow er sp ray o u tfit w ith a
re n t — Easy term s. T hom pson's
"b o o m ” a tta c h m e n t to sp ray th e liq ­
Drug Store, Hermiston.
6-tfc
W. J. W A R N E R
uid from several nozzzles In fro n t or
to th e side of th e vehicle. S uccess­ WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ful an p lic a tio n s have been made
furniture, m achinery,
household
from F e b ru a ry 21 to as la te as A pril articles. M iller’« Trading Post, H er­
Herm iston, Oregon
10, dep en d in g on th e stag e of miston.
$-tfe
Provide Your
COLUMBIA NEW!
Chicks and
Poults
With Steady Even
Warmth
Burn
Gasco Briquets
Briquets hold fire 8 to 10
hours. They burn at a uni­
form temperature. High
radiant heat. No ashes or
clinkers. Will not smoth­
er out. Always uniform
in composition. Conveni­
ent and e c o n o m i c a l .
In la n d
C ooperative
CHEMICAL MIXTURE
KILLS WEEDS AND
ADDS FERTILIZER